Community clubs calendar prompts local meetings and events
The Thursday to Friday club calendar lists Harlandale High School PTAs, South San Antonio O B 8 group, Modern Woodmen open house at Security Benefit Hall, Girls Friendly Society, several Delphian and Parent-Teacher chapters, and numerous church and civic gatherings. Also notes union events, dances, lectures, and youth group meetings across San Antonio with times, venues, and organizers.
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Harlanddale
Asocisioin
Itarhum
South San Antonio
Bexar
Modern Woodmen of América
Security Benefit Hall
East Crockett Street
Girls Friendly Society
St. Mark's Church
Marie Stephen
West Mistletoe Avenue
Glafford
Yesday
Albert Sidney Johnston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Athene Delphian
Public Service Duildng
Thalia Delphian
Homer Rogers
Geneseo Soad
Nn Warnan
San Fedro Avenue
Protestant Woman's Association
Madmwon Square
Presbyterian Huyen
Gexin
de Rosette Thomas
Delta Alina Delphian
St. Anthony
Washington Irving
Joel Chandler Harris
Sehool
Edgar Allan Poe
History Club of
San Antonio
Mary Catherine Bell
Westmoorland College
Alamo
Children of the Repucls
Library of
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Tanmag Neilson
Farett- Trunher
FDR Social Security Plan Nearly Ready for Congress
President Roosevelt announced a broad social security program that would tax industrial payrolls by 3 percent to fund unemployment relief and universal service. A cabinet committee report with specific recommendations for new legislation will be sent to Congress mid next week. Hopkins is reportedly under consideration to direct federal employment and old age pension operations.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Universal
Service
Harry Js Hopkins
Federa Téilet Administration
Hopkins
Supreme Court clash reshapes views on New Deal in Congress
Washington commentary recalls how the high court’s ruling on NRA section unsettles lawmakers. It portrays congress wary of losing seats to radicals, debates constitutional limits, and recalls Kent Keller and Amos J. Cummings anecdotes about constitutional tension and political brinkmanship in Washington.
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Supreme Courte ii
United States
Congress
Eroud
Representatire
Kent Keller
Tlinois
Ris Woyborg
Washington
Amos J. Cummings
Tammany
Grover Cleveland
Keller
Kellie
Cummings
Beau Brummer
Tin Campbell
New York
Supreme Court Detour Sparks Uncertain Legislative Reach
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Supreme Court decision looming over legislative duty and new statutes. Mentions a red stop sign on the constitutional path and possible broad implications for future laws.
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Millia-Rellar
Supreme Court
U S League Fights Limp Sum Funds
The U S League and the American Liberty League clash over austerity vs expansion for relief funds with a 10-point program advocating congressional control. President Roosevelt seeks 4 000 000 000 for work relief, leaving the money with the executive. A separate report notes the destruction of the Grand Trunk Western repair plant at Port Huron and damage to 24 freight cars in a blaze, estimated at 150 000 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
American Liberty League
League
Congress
Port Hurgn Midh
Jay
Grand Tank Western Railway
Negro Claim of 132 Year Curse Shocks Trinidad
In Port of Spain Trinidad an elderly African man Monroe claims the “evil eye” curse from a 132 year history linked to his enslavement. He recently converted to the Church of England and refused to be photographed, while Anglican Rev. John Ramkeesoon investigates the tale in St Joseph village.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Lewis Monee
Alri¢n
Englatia
St. Joseph
Cape
Erinford
Manree
Crimpraman
John Ramkeesoon
Monroe
Tinidad
Orator Says Scions Make Poor Audience
Representative Eaton of New Jersey complains that house members are the worst audience any orator faces. He cites his tough talk before Speaker Burns, noting his experience from many places but calling Congress the hardest venue.
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Washington, D
House
Representative Eaton
New Jersey
Burns
Right to Work Notion Denounced in New York Commentary
A New York column critiques the proposed right to work as a misleading socialist doctrine. It argues the policy would waste taxpayer money, create unproductive labor, and threaten free employment, warning it could lead to a coercive state and hinder genuine recovery. The writer cites phrases from President Roosevelt and Huey Long to bolster the critique.
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Aged Dallas Man Slays Son in Self-Defence Claim
H A Malone a 66 year old Seminole American war veteran shot and killed his son Clarence Malone 33 at their Grand Prairie home. He told Deputy Sheriff Guy Mowin the son threatened him and advanced toward him as he says he attempted to bluff with a shotgun then fired.
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Dallas
H. A. Malone
Grand Jury
Clarence Ma ‘Lone
Grand Prairie
Sheni Guy Mowin
Eder Malone
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